Access, consent & meaningful change.
I help organizations and community members build accessible, accountable, and affirming cultures through consulting, training, and coaching on ableism, power dynamics, consent, and sexual health.
Ways to work together
Coaching & community support
Practical support for blind and disabled people, families, and community members. Explore sexuality, access, advocacy, identity, and communication.
Consulting for organizations
Turn values into everyday practice. Together, we examine ableism, accessibility, power, policy, and accountability.
Training & workshops
Tailored learning on disability justice, blind inclusion, consent culture, power dynamics, and sexual health. For teams, schools, conferences, and community groups.
Meet Laura
I am Laura Millar, a blind, queer, neurodivergent public health professional, sexual health educator, sociologist, researcher, and community organizer. I bring graduate training in public health and human sexuality together with lived experience and years of disability and sexuality work.
What working together can feel like
“She really makes people feel comfortable to ask questions and that no questions are too simple or embarrassing to ask.”
Tiffany Taylor
Why a clitoris with a cane?
My logo brings blind positivity and sex positivity together. The clitoris represents pleasure and bodily autonomy. The white cane represents blind identity and access. Together, they reflect my work toward cultures where disabled people’s bodies, choices, and desires are respected.
Teaching with a three-dimensional model of the clitoris showed me how many people, blind and sighted, had never encountered its full anatomy. That experience inspired a logo that makes room for curiosity, accessible education, and a little playfulness.
Logo image description: On a black background, a red clitoris holding a long white cane appears beside sky-blue lettering reading “Laura Millar Consulting.” A straight, vibrant rainbow band sits beneath the words.
Let’s work together
Looking for consulting, training, coaching, or a speaker? Tell me what you have in mind.
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